The Sinners

Seven high-school girls form a cult known as "The Sins" - an act of rebellion against the costumes of their religious local community. Mysteriously, all members of the cult are chased and murdered by an assassin who represents a much greater danger than all sins combined. A story about subversive adolescents with an edgy attitude and stereotyped personalities.

This movie was a mess, all over the map. Teeny bopper horror drama. What a waste of time.

Awful. Not a horror and definitely not scary. Just a mishmash of teen slasher tropes.

Thoroughly enjoy the series. I like that each season has resolution instead of drawing out a conflict, endlessly, season after season after season after season. Every case has a few twists and turns thus ensuring unexpected additions to the season story.

Started off promising but then 30 min in it feels like the director just stopped giving a shit and rushed to the end . The soundtrack was best part

Incoherent, clichéd, and terrible

‘The Sinners' Blends Teen Slasher With Crime Thriller to Messy Results

I mean it wasn't all bad; like unwatchable bad. There were some moments worth seeing but was it worth watching the whole movie; absolutely not. But I've seen worse movies.

Well shot and cast, but poorly executed. This is actress turned newb filmmaker Courtney Paige's first full length feature film (one prior short) as co-writer, producer, actor and director. For a newb filmmaker, she did well in every aspect except the writing - which blame also falls to her two other writers. The story was cliched, clumsy and a convoluted mess riddled with plot and technical issues. The editing felt like it was put thru a shredder, then taped together quickly. It was confusing more than entertaining. Had the writers consulted a seasoned writer to fix up their screenplay, this could've been a hit, because all other filmmaking aspects were on point. Her directing was decent, considering she followed her own convoluted screenplay. Scores in B-films are usually loud, annoying, overbearing and unfitting, but this film's was actually great with some decent soundtracks. The cinematography was good, and the casting and performances were very impressive. Even the pacing was perfect for the comfortable 96 min runtime. As a new filmmaker, Paige certainly has a future ahead of her. I just wish out of the 3 writers, at least one of them would've got it right. Nevertheless, a decent watch if nothing better is on for her targeted audience of teens-tweens.